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| commun. |
returned letter; undeliverable item |
| med. |
disavowal |
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rifiuto dell'approvazione CEE del modello, dell'omologazione CEE del componente, dell'approvazione CEE, dell'omologazione CEE , ecc. m | |
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| law, insur. |
to refuse EEC pattern approval, EEC component type-approval, EEC type- approval, etc. |
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| chem. |
waste |
| commun. |
reject |
| law, insur. |
refusal |
| med. |
denial; rejection |
| met. |
oversize; scrapper; waster; top surface porosity |
| transp., construct. |
penetration per blow; set |
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| gen. |
litter |
| econ. |
waste |
| environ. |
wastes; refuse; waste (in genere); waste Material, often unusable, left over from any manufacturing, industrial, agricultural or other human process; Material damaged or altered during a manufacturing process and subsequently left useless |
| med. |
Utter |
| met. |
attle; sludge |
| pack. |
rubbish; garbage |
| textile |
trash |
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| gen. |
decline; refuse |
| bank. |
reject |
| comp., MS |
reject (To refuse to accept a file or message); ignore (To take action to not answer a call. The call goes to voice mail if that service is available) |
| hobby, transp. |
heading wind |
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| comp., MS |
Decline (The administrator's act of removing an update from the main view of updates so that the respective update is no longer displayed or available for deployment) |
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| comp., MS |
ignore (To take action to not answer a call. The call goes to voice mail if that service is available) |
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| environ. |
Post-consumer waste |
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| fin., tax. |
refuse |
